New Brunswick Police Department

New Brunswick Police Department Established in 1835 with over 185 years of service to the citizens of New Brunswick.

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Speed limits aren’t suggestions, they’re safety tools. Lower speeds mean more time to spot pedestrians, cyclists, and ki...
04/29/2026

Speed limits aren’t suggestions, they’re safety tools. Lower speeds mean more time to spot pedestrians, cyclists, and kids crossing the street. Getting there safely always beats getting there fast.

Distracted driving is deadly. Keep your hands on the wheel and your eyes on the road. The group chat can wait.
04/15/2026

Distracted driving is deadly. Keep your hands on the wheel and your eyes on the road. The group chat can wait.

Spring is back and so are cyclists. With more riders on the road, slow down, look twice at intersections, and give space...
03/24/2026

Spring is back and so are cyclists. With more riders on the road, slow down, look twice at intersections, and give space when passing.

Get a sober ride home to your pot of gold.
03/17/2026

Get a sober ride home to your pot of gold.

Crashes and falls are unpredictable, but protecting your head doesn’t have to be. Wearing a properly fitted helmet can s...
03/05/2026

Crashes and falls are unpredictable, but protecting your head doesn’t have to be. Wearing a properly fitted helmet can significantly reduce the risk of serious brain injury. Ride smart. Ride prepared.

Lights and reflection save lives. Dark winter commutes make it harder for drivers to see you, but reflective gear and br...
01/20/2026

Lights and reflection save lives. Dark winter commutes make it harder for drivers to see you, but reflective gear and bright lights can make all the difference.

On Tuesday January 12th, Mayor James Cahill and Chief Vincent Sabo presided over the swearing-in of six new police offic...
01/14/2026

On Tuesday January 12th, Mayor James Cahill and Chief Vincent Sabo presided over the swearing-in of six new police officers in a ceremony held at City Hall.

These officers recently graduated from the 21-week Basic Course for Police Officers at the Cape May County Police Academy and will soon begin the rigorous NBPD field training program.

Our new officers come from a variety of backgrounds and previous experiences, to include serving as New Jersey State Correctional Officers, New Brunswick Park Rangers, members of other area police departments, and veterans of the United States Army.

The new officers joining the ranks of the New Brunswick Police Department are as follows:

Randy Jaquez
Kevin Rojas
Lilibeth Azcona-Mieses
Raymond Perez
Kevin Marte
Joseph Naddeo

Please join us in welcoming these new officers to the NBPD!

Driving high risks more than you. It endangers classmates, friends, and neighbors. Slower reactions and blurry focus can...
01/07/2026

Driving high risks more than you. It endangers classmates, friends, and neighbors. Slower reactions and blurry focus can cost lives. Stay sober, keep your peers safe.

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